Victor weighs in on new polling ahead of the midterms, why he believes Republicans have a rare opportunity to capitalize on Democratic messaging, and why he says the GOP can't afford to get in its own way. He also shares his concerns about the conflict with Iran, discusses why he thinks the administration needs a clearer strategy before election season ramps up, and explains why he believes cultural issues like women's sports and gender identity will continue to shape the political landscape. Victor also reacts to Megan Rapinoe's latest comments, argues that Democrats are embracing policies voters reject, and wraps up by celebrating what he calls one of the greatest World Cups ever, highlighting the economic boost, international praise for the United States, and why he believes the tournament showcased America at its best.

Other big topics today: Victor's criticism of career politicians and why he says politics should never become a lifelong job Why he believes Republicans should focus their campaign ads on immigration, women's sports, and economic issues His argument that socialism, communism, and Marxism are reshaping the modern Democratic Party Why he says capitalism, lower taxes, deregulation, and homeownership remain the keys to the American Dream The economic impact of the World Cup and why Victor says millions of visitors returned home with a new appreciation for America

Plus the usual straight talk on the midterms, Iran, Republicans, Democrats, capitalism, the World Cup, and the future of the American Dream. This is one of those episodes where Victor dives into politics, culture, economics, and why he believes America is still the greatest country in the world. Sit back, grab your wings or nachos, and enjoy the show.

Victor weighs in on new polling ahead of the midterms, why he believes Republicans have a rare opportunity to capitalize on Democratic messaging, and why he says the GOP can't afford to get in its own way. He also shares his concerns about the conflict with Iran, discusses why he thinks the administration needs a clearer strategy before election season ramps up, and explains why he believes cultural issues like women's sports and gender identity will continue to shape the political landscape. Victor also reacts to Megan Rapinoe's latest comments, argues that Democrats are embracing policies voters reject, and wraps up by celebrating what he calls one of the greatest World Cups ever, highlighting the economic boost, international praise for the United States, and why he believes the tournament showcased America at its best.
Other big topics today: Victor's criticism of career politicians and why he says politics should never become a lifelong job Why he believes Republicans should focus their campaign ads on immigration, women's sports, and economic issues His argument that socialism, communism, and Marxism are reshaping the modern Democratic Party Why he says capitalism, lower taxes, deregulation, and homeownership remain the keys to the American Dream The economic impact of the World Cup and why Victor says millions of visitors returned home with a new appreciation for America
Plus the usual straight talk on the midterms, Iran, Republicans, Democrats, capitalism, the World Cup, and the future of the American Dream. This is one of those episodes where Victor dives into politics, culture, economics, and why he believes America is still the greatest country in the world. Sit back, grab your wings or nachos, and enjoy the show.